TRW Steel Clutch Drive Plate Kit For Yamaha FZ6 600 N 2004-2008 - Silver
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This TRW Steel Clutch Drive Plate Kit is designed for Yamaha FZ6 600 N owners (2004-2008) seeking enhanced clutch performance and longevity. Its key benefit is a stable pressure point leading to improved control, achieved through high-precision manufacturing and durable steel construction that minimizes abrasion for a long service life. A potential caveat to note is that some synthetic oils may increase the risk of clutch slip with these friction plates.
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| Model Part Number | MES403-8 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TRW |
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FAQs
What is the primary benefit of the TRW Steel Clutch Drive Plate Kit?
The primary benefit is a stable pressure point, which leads to improved control and a more predictable clutch engagement.
What material are the clutch plates made from?
The clutch plates are made from high-quality steel.
Will this kit fit my Yamaha FZ6 600 N?
This kit is designed specifically for Yamaha FZ6 600 N models from 2004 to 2008.
What should I be aware of regarding oil type?
Some synthetic oils can increase the danger of clutch slip with friction plates. It is recommended to use an oil compatible with wet clutch systems and to consult your motorcycle's manual.
How does the low abrasion design benefit the user?
The low abrasion design ensures a longer service life for the clutch plates, meaning they will last longer under normal operating conditions.
Are the dimensions and thickness the same as original parts?
Yes, the thickness and dimensions are equal to OE (Original Equipment) specifications.
Can I use any type of engine oil with this clutch kit?
No, caution should be exercised. Some synthetic oils can cause clutch slip. It's best to use oils specifically recommended for motorcycles with wet clutch systems, as per your owner's manual.
Troubleshooting
Clutch slippage after installation
Verify the type of oil used; some synthetic oils can cause slippage. Ensure the clutch plates were installed correctly and that the clutch cable/actuator is properly adjusted. Consult the product notes regarding oil compatibility.
Difficulty shifting gears
Check for proper clutch engagement and disengagement. Ensure the clutch fluid level is correct and that there are no air bubbles in the hydraulic system if applicable. The clutch plates themselves may need further bedding-in.
Premature wear on clutch plates
Ensure the correct oil is being used and that the rider is not excessively slipping the clutch. Check for any dragging issues with the clutch mechanism.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable construction with high-quality steel.
- Designed for a long service life due to low abrasion.
- Offers a stable pressure point for better control.
- Matches original equipment specifications for easy installation.
- Improves overall clutch feel and responsiveness.
Cons
- Requires careful consideration of oil type to avoid slip.
- Sample product images may not accurately represent the specific item.
- Not compatible with all synthetic oils.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Setup:
This clutch drive plate kit is designed to be a direct replacement for original equipment (OE) parts. Ensure that the motorcycle's clutch is disassembled according to the manufacturer's service manual. Install the new drive plates in the correct order and orientation as specified. It is crucial to use the correct type and amount of motorcycle-specific clutch fluid or oil during installation and refill. Refer to the Yamaha FZ6 600 N service manual for detailed disassembly and reassembly procedures.
Compatibility:
This kit is specifically designed for the Yamaha FZ6 600 N models from 2004 to 2008. Ensure your motorcycle's model and year match these specifications before purchasing or installation.
Care:
- Oil Selection: Be mindful of the oil used in your motorcycle. Some synthetic oils can cause clutch slip with friction plates. Consult your motorcycle's manual or a trusted mechanic for recommended oil types.
- Regular Inspection: Periodically inspect the clutch system for signs of wear or damage during routine maintenance.
- Proper Engagement: Avoid excessive clutch slipping during operation to maximize the lifespan of the plates.